• Germany •
India Ink on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
23 x 16 in
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Medium :
India Ink on Paper , Cardboard under plexiglas
Framing :
Framed
Dimensions :
22.8x16.1in
About this artwork
Begun in 2016 and continuing to this day, the series of graph paper drawings "A Matter of Perspective" addresses oppressive, threatening, or even frightening moments. Images, things one wouldn't necessarily want to see, such as skid marks, break-ins, mutated cells, wild dogs, destruction. Their dubious nature compels me to create drawings in which I transform their inherent presence. By simply tracing the structure of the graph paper with ink pens,… thus essentially blackening the paper, the original motif is revealed only by leaving the outlines untouched. Through the conscious reduction and limitation of artistic means, the woven surface detaches itself from the depicted motif, becoming an image in its own right. This decision to draw indirectly seems to reflect what we do and why we do it. So, here I am not actually drawing the debris of destruction, but rather structures.
"I want to create a tension between formal coolness and intense emotion in my work."
Saskia Schüler uses a wide range of different techniques that combine handcraft and computer graphics. Drawing, painting, typefaces, digital prints, and iron-on bead images are all thematically linked by a broad concept of temporal sequences, proximity and distance, memory and alienation. The grid, the uniform dashes, the repeated writing are a consistent characteristic of Saskia Schüler's work. The style of execution, which demands persistent, skilled execution, is reminiscent of meditative practices. The artist creates textile-like structures or finely nuanced layering, concentrating on the increasing autonomy of simple action. Saskia Schüler enables the visual perceptibility of time and thus opens up poetic spaces.